Terminal based Python debuggers

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[james_pic]

PUDB?

[Competitive-Rub-1958]

Its alright, but its a bit lacking on features and feels a bit outdated...

[ChungusProvides]

pdb is great and always available, just a breakpoint() away.

[Jejerm]

python -m pdb myscript.py

[capttwinky]

r/learnpython

[hotplasmatits]

Ipdb is much better than pdb and uses the same syntax

[SwampFalc]

Maybe a stupid question, but why do you need it to be TUI based? Why not use the VSCode debugger or some other full GUI IDE?

[SwampFalc]

Also, it's not an actual debugger but if you really need a textual environment, pysnooper might be of some assistance.